How to get a Panama visa from Mozambique

• The Panamanian tourist visa is valid for Mozambicans visiting Panama for tourism purposes.
• This visa is valid for 30 days but can be extended to 90 days.
• If you want to stay longer in Panama than the original duration granted in your visa, you will have to apply for an extension at the nearest immigration office in Panama. This tourist extension is known as a 'prórroga de turista'.
• You will have to pay a visa extension fee of 15USD.
• You must provide proof of your financial ability to support yourself during your visit to Panama and for your return transportation. Panama requires visitors to have at least 500USD (INR 31,853.31) in cash or its equivalent as proof of financial solvency.
• Currency restriction for entry into Panama is $10,000 and any amount higher than that has to be declared in writing.
• You are required to show proof of a clean criminal record from your home country. Panamanian immigration reserves the right to deny entry to any person with a criminal conviction.
• Travellers not bearing identification may be held and will be penalized by the Panamanian authorities. You are advised to always carry your passport that contains the Panama entry stamp in case it is requested by Panamanian authorities.
• A child born in Panama may automatically obtain Panamanian citizenship but Non-resident foreign minors are excluded from these provisions.

• The Panamanian business visa is valid for Mozambicans intending to visit Panama for business purposes.
• Another type of business visa is the Panama business investor visa.
• Foreigners desiring to invest in a Panama business, with a minimum capital stock of One Hundred Sixty Thousand dollars ($160,000) per applicant will be able to request for the Panama Business Investor Visa, as shareholders or officers of said business.
• If the intending business investor has dependents, the Panama business investment must increase by $2,000 for each dependent.
• The following documents are required from investor applicants:
• Certificate of original legal status from the Public Registry.
• Certification by the Secretary or Treasurer of the Panama business attesting that the minimum value of $160,000 exists. The certification must be in writing signed before a notary.
• A detailed copy of the business plan for the company.
• Receipt of advance payment of the capital gains tax in case the applicant has acquired an existing company of a third party and copy of the Panama business purchase contract.
• For a newly started Panama business, the Unique Registration of the Taxpayer (RUC) identity number.
  
• A statement signed by the applicant before a Notary Public, indicating the total of the minimum required capital invested, the role of the applicant in the company, as well as, detailing the Panama business activities of the company.
• The following documents are required from applicants travelling for just a business meeting:
• An original passport valid for six months from the date of departure.
• Cover letter.
• Return Ticket.
• Invitation letter from the coordinators.
• Letter from Chamber of Commerce.
• Approval from Panama Immigration Department.

In Panama, the standard voltage is 110 V and the frequency is 60 Hz. You can use your electric appliances in Panama if the standard voltage in your country is between 110 - 127V.